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Amid rising political tensions and recent border incidents, Canadian employers are increasingly facing difficult decisions about sending employees to the United States. …

By Allison Jones The number of public provincial employees in Ontario earning more than $100,000 a year has grown to more than 377,000, …

A new study by The Adaptavist Group reveals significant generational differences in how workplace communication tools—such as emojis, punctuation, and AI—are used …

High turnover rates among deskless workers—employees without fixed offices in fields such as healthcare, retail, and construction—are being driven primarily by dissatisfaction …

Alberta has approved a temporary job-protected leave for Canadian Armed Forces reservists based in the province to support security operations during the …

A new round of U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum is triggering layoffs across Ontario, leaving many workers uncertain about their …

Telus has been named the only Canadian company featured in a new international report examining how employers are equipping workers with artificial …

Food Processing Skills Canada (FPSC) has launched three new national initiatives to help food and beverage manufacturers strengthen their workforce during a …

By Isaac Phan Nay | The Tyee Could voluntary certification programs and consumer pressure improve working conditions and farmworkers’ rights in Canada? Erika …

Toronto council has voted to ratify a new four-year contract with the union representing 27,000 of the city’s workers. The city says …